Events For Faculty, Grad Students & Staff - Spring 2023
For Full List of Library Events Including Those For The General Audience, Please See The Library Events Calendar.
| January 31: Tue, 2:10pm-3:25pm | Introduction to Data Management Plans (Online) |
| February 9: Thu, 12:30pm-2:00pm | Getting Started with LaTex and Overleaf (In-Person) |
| February 15: Wed, 2:00pm-3:00pm | OER 101: An Introduction to free and open course materials (Online) |
| March 2: Thu, 12:30pm-2:00pm | Supporting Student-Centered Learning Through Open Pedagogy (Online) |
| March 7: Tue, 2:10pm-3:25pm | Escape from Spreadsheet Hell (In-Person) |
| March 9: Thu, 2:10pm-3:25pm | Getting Started with EndNote Web (In-Person) |
| March 23: Thu, 12:40pm-1:55pm | Digital Humanities 101: Get Your Hands Dirty with MediaWiki (In-Person) |
| March 29: Wed, 2:15pm-4:00pm | U.S. Census: Searching for and using census data (In-Person) |
| April 4: Tue, 12:30pm-2:00pm | Miller Open Education Mini-Grants: Proposal Writing Q&A (Online) |
| April 14: Fri, 2:10pm-3:25pm | Exploring date for environmental justice (Online) |
| April 20: Thu, 1:00pm-2:00pm | Copyright in the Classroom: Support for Instructors (Online) |
Promotion and Tenure Resources
- Promotion & Tenure Resource GuideThis guide is intended to provide resources useful to individuals who need to evaluate research and its impact.
- Documenting Impact & Increasing VisibilityProvides examples and tutorials for documenting and improving the visibility and impact of your research.
- Journal Evaluation ToolsThis guide is intended to be helpful to someone trying to identify quality journals in their discipline. It covers journal rankings, acceptance and rejection rates, and links out to information on predatory journals and open access.
- AtmetricsA guide to using alternative metrics beyond traditional citations to document the impact of your research.
Scholarly Communication Resources
- Open Scholarship ResourcesInformation about all of ISU's initiatives for open access, open data, open education, and open publishing.
- Digital Repository @ Iowa State UniversityDigital Repository @ Iowa State University provides free and open access to scholarly and creative works, research, publications and reports by Iowa State's faculty, students, staff and administrative units.
- Office of Scholarly CommunicationOur mission is to support and facilitate conversations around new and arising topics of research, publishing, information sharing, and broader impacts which affect both the University Library and the Iowa State University campus. We work to assist faculty, students, and staff on scholarly communication topics and promote open access through our institutional repository, Digital Repository @ Iowa State University.
- Submit Your Research to the Digital RepositorySubmitting your research to the Digital Repository is EASY! Click the link and attach a copy of your vita. Library staff will take care of the rest!
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Faculty Forums
- The ConversationThe Conversation has been around since 2015, starting in Australia, and publishes readable, accessible articles for the general public written by academic experts. ISU recently became an institutional member. Use the search box to find articles of interest. e.g., Advertising, Public Relations, e.t.c.,
- The Chronicle of Higher EducationA news outlet dedicated to covering colleges and universities and providing access to real-time news with deep insight.
- National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD)"
Our mission is to change the face of power in the Academy. By developing, connecting and empowering the next wave of academic leaders, we can strengthen the higher education system and improve the academic experience for all."